If you are self-driven, motivated to succeed, have good technical & analytical abilities and sound interpersonal skills, you are a prime candidate for the following programmes:

• Mechanical Engineering Graduates (B.Eng. & B.Sc)
• Mechanical Engineering P1 & P2 In-service-training for National Diploma students
• Quantity Surveying Trainees (B.Tech. and B.Sc.)

 What we offer:

Competitive remuneration and benefits, good promotional opportunities, exposure and career options. Our structured development programme will expose you to construction and manufacturing projects where you will gain valuable work experience and competence.

Bursaries  

• Mechanical Engineering students (B.Eng. & B.Sc)
• Quantity Surveying students (B.Tech. and B.Sc.)

 What we offer:

Financial assistance for tuition fees, books and a monthly allowance for accommodation and subsistence. After your full-time studies you will be automatically eligible for our graduate programme.

Vacation work

What we offer:

Vacation work opportunities for various fields of study as and when required for various fields of study:

• Business Management & Administration;
• Marketing;
• Corporate Communication;
• IT;
• HR;
• Procurement;
• Logistics;
• Contracts Law;
• Project Management; and
• Industrial Engineering (specifically planning).

How to apply?

Send the following on to the below mentioned e-mail address:

• CV;
• Most recent academic record;
• Matric results; and
• ID.

E-mail: [email protected]

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Applications should be submitted on form Z83, obtainable from any Public Service department, and should be accompanied by Curriculum Vitae, certified copies of qualifications and certified copy of Identity Document, stating the reference number and province for placement.

Correspondence will be limited to short-listed candidates only. If you have not been contacted within 3 months of the closing date of this advertisement, please accept that your application was unsuccessful.

For enquiries, please contact Ms N Ngcobo (012) 312 8321Mr F Masoga (012) 312 9662 and Mr M Gwiji (012) 312 9635

How to apply?

Please forward your applications to the following address:

Attention: Mr FL Masoga, Room 732,

Human Resource Development, Private Bag X833,

Pretoria, 0001

Closing Date: 24 February 2013

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The minimum stipend payable per month is R3,500

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Special Note: • Applications are invited from unemployed South African citizens aged between 18 and 35 years • Applicants who have already participated in any Government Internship Program will not be considered and if it is found that this was the case after appointment, the contract will be terminated with immediate effect • The Department of Trade and Industry is committed to the achievement and maintenance of diversity and equity in employment, especially of race, gender and disability • Applications must be submitted on a signed Z83 form (click here to download), obtainable from any Public Service department, and must be accompanied by a comprehensive CV and certified copies of qualifications, academic record and Identity Document. Failure to provide required documents will disqualify applicants • Applicants must clearly indicate the reference number on the Z83 form • No late applications will be considered • Separate application should be submitted for each study field of interest • Unless indicated otherwise, the internship opportunities are based in Pretoria • It is the applicant’s responsibility to have the qualifications evaluated by the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) as qualifications will be subjected to verification • Correspondence will be limited to short-listed candidates only. If you have not been contacted within 2 months of the closing date of this advertisement, please accept that your application was unsuccessful.

Closing date: 25 January 2013 the dti welcomes applications from all persons with disabilities.

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Aim of the Internship 

To enable people who would like to work in a university to acquire practical experience of working in a university in order to apply for jobs.

What can you learn during your internship in a Planning Department?

The intern would have an opportunity of working in any/all the following areas during the internship:  Institutional Information and Research, Academic Planning, Social Responsiveness, and Quality Assurance.  More information can be found on these areas on the Planning Department’s website (http://www.uct.ac.za/services/ip/department).  During the year the intern can develop the following kinds of skills and knowledge:

• Knowledge about university policies and issues and challenges facing universities
• Project management, team work, report writing, minute taking and networking skills
• Statistical analysis
• How to promote and enhance the contributions of universities to addressing development challenges facing South Africa and the continent more broadly
• Servicing of university committees
• Knowledge about academic planning and quality management systems in universities

Requirements:

Potential candidates should have:

• a university degree
• an interest in working in a university
• potential to succeed based on past performance in other contexts

Remuneration:

The successful intern will receive remuneration commensurate with the tasks detailed in a fixed-term contract and previous work or other experience.

Applications

Applications must be submitted to Mrs Rochelle Speller at [email protected] by 20 October 2012.  The applications must be accompanied by at least two written references and a detailed motivation written by the applicant covering:

• reasons for applying for the internship
• the nature of the applicant’s interest in working in a university

Applicants who do not meet the requirements and who do not provide at least two written references and a detailed motivation will not be considered.

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This position will be filled in line with ACSA’s values and Employment Equity policy and plan. Preference will be given to members of designated groups that are under-represented and the position will also be advertised externally.

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